c Create a new window. d Detach the current client. f Prompt to search for text in open windows. i Display some information about the current window. l Move to the previously selected window. n Change to the next window. o Select the next pane in the current window. p Change to the...
window-nameandshell-commandare the name ofandshellcommand to execute in the initial window. If -d is used, -xand-y specify the size of the initial window (80by24if not given). If run from a terminal, any termios(4) special characters are savedandused for new windows in the new sess...
3. Use the following hot keys to control its windows and tabs: ctrl-b, % split the screen in half from left to right ctrl-b, " split the screen in half from top to bottom ctrl-b, array_key switch to the pane in different directions ctrl-b, c create a new window ctrl-b, 0|1...
Added {meth}Window.new_window() shorthand to create window based on that window's position.Improved window splitting (#532)Window.split_window() to {meth}Window.split() Deprecate Window.split_window() Pane.split_window() to {meth}Pane.split() Deprecate Pane.split_window() Learned directi...
ning in the background, thenlaterreattached. When tmuxisstarted it createsanewsession withasingle windowanddisplays itonscreen. A statuslineat the bottom of the screen shows informationonthe current sessionandisusedtoenter interactive commands. ...
Each pane appears in one window. A window is made up of one or more panes which together cover its entire area - so multiple panes may be visible at the same time. A window normally takes up the whole of the terminal where tmux is attached, but it can be bigger or smaller. The siz...
Create a new window. d Detach the current client. f Prompt to search for text in open windows. i Display some information about the current window. l Move to the previously selected window. n Change to the next window. o Select the next pane in the current window. ...
c Create a new window. d Detach the current client. f Prompt to search for text in open windows. i Display some information about the current window. l Move to the previously selected window. n Change to the next window. o Select the next pane in the current window. p Change to the...
In order to create a new window you need to press “Ctrl-b c”. To navigate through windows press Ctrl-b followed by the index number of the window you want to go. The index number displays next to the name. Sessions ...
CTRL+b then c Create a new window. CTRL+b then , Rename the current window. CTRL+b then w List all windows. CTRL+b then & Kill the current window. CTRL+b then n Switch to the next window. CTRL+b then p Switch to the previous window. CTRL+b then l Open the last window. CTRL...